Nuclear Weapons mission at Sandia

[@wilfredomorales1314]

I was trained at Sandia Base as a US Army 55G20 (Nuclear Weapons Maintennace Technician) and then served in Korea.

[@vxrdrummer]

Aside from going to Korea, that would have been a dream job for me. Anything with Nuclear Weapons would do! I was in the Royal Navy as a Marine Engineer, and even if we had still carried nuclear weapons onboard surface platforms, I would have not been anywhere near them anyway! Not that I would confirm if we had carried them anyway. But we didn't at all! Did you work with the fissile material at all? I guess I'm asking what you had to do to the beasts?

[@samdietterich2660]

At 5:27, something is blurred in the video. Some metal object. Maybe it is classified.

[@vxrdrummer]

8:05 'We here at Sandia are fully committed to creating the safest lime juice in the world'.

[@Erik-rp1hi]

"Neutron generators," I've read about them. They speed up the fission process. You don't want a fizzle event that's for sure.

[@briand4000]

GREAT place to work. Endless challenges.

[@kedmark]

Great video thank you for producing and posting

[@Cline3911]

0:35. And they say Americans don't have high speed rail.

[@GlenCooper-sj4lh]

Now we know the answer to, "Who killed the world?" TIA Sandia!

[@andyrix54]

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[@chrisss-x3d]

BSEE / MSEE FP UNM 2023 Sandía National Laboratories UNM relocate !!!!

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

An SNL skit :)

[@chrisss-x3d]

BSEE

[@alexnemeth3832]

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[@Aryan-ns4gg]

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